Neutrosophical evaluation of the Indigenous Communities as Territorial Circumscriptions with Special Regime in Ecuador

Abstract

The objective of the research is to carry out a neutrosophic assessment of indigenous communities in Ecuador, specifically in the context of territorial constituencies with a special regime. This approach will allow a better understanding of the particularities and challenges that these communities face in relation to their social organization, culture, and territorial rights. The assessment will seek to identify both the opportunities and limitations that current territorial constituencies present for sustainable development and the strengthening of indigenous cultural identity. Through the use of the neutrosophic method, the complexity of indigenous realities can be captured, considering not only the obvious challenges, but also the ambiguities and nuances that characterize their contexts. This research has the potential to contribute to the recognition and respect of the rights of indigenous communities in Ecuador, promoting more inclusive and effective public policies. By addressing the situation from a neutrosophic perspective, recommendations can be formulated that address the specific needs of these communities and promote their self-management and development, thus guaranteeing a framework for harmonious and respectful coexistence in the Ecuadorian context.